Understanding
climate risk
through data
An evidence-based platform for mapping, analysing and communicating climate-related risks across key sectors — supporting informed policy decisions and climate-resilient development.
Photo: Mabuleng, Leribe, Lesotho — f_snarfel (via Panoramio), CC BY-SA 3.0 — via Wikimedia Commons
What is climate risk, and how do we measure it?
Climate risk is determined by the interaction of hazard, exposure, and vulnerability — the framework used in IPCC assessments and national climate planning worldwide.
Sectors in the platform
Climate risk is organised by sector and risk indicator. Open the Risk explorer to browse the live catalogue, map layers, charts, and tables.
Navigating the platform
The explorer is built around sectors, risk indicators, and linked datasets — each with map layers and supporting charts or tables where configured.
Built on trusted data
Indicators combine national priorities with remote sensing, climate reanalyses, and spatial baselines — surfaced through the catalogue and map.